This was largest street market I've been to in my life. It covers so many streets and offers so many things. From old records, to antique furniture, to clothing, to jewelry, there is something for everyone. Make sure you bring enough cash and ways to carry your purchases, because you're destined to buy something, or take something with you from this beautiful, unique place.

Absolutely stunning place. The market is fantastic and has everything you could possibly want. The atmosphere is great, stall holders very happy and friendly. By far the best market I've ever been to will be back soon

Lots of different market stalls selling a variety of things from food to clothes. Not especially market prices but it is London. It’s a fascinating place to take a stroll whilst singing Portobello Road….! Lots of little shops open along the road too which are worth a visit.

Very nice and cozy market, lots of antiques and special items. Unfortunately also a lot of tourist-stuff, but definitely not as much as other places. I’m going again next time, and planning on having more time to explore more

Portobello road is magical not for just the food but the vibrant vintage clothing. Coming here on my own you feel a sense of community although you don’t even live there or know anyone. I’m a vintage clothing fanatic so stepping to the clothing under the canopy was my dream. Overall amazing place to visit but you can’t not go there and not see the clothing particularly ‘Cat’ at “lot 59” such gems there following all aesthetics whether y2k or grunge you’ll find it there with the amazing price ( not like the other stalls)which was just the cherry on top. She’s so happy and serves every one of her customers with a great conversation. Thank you ‘cat’ and will 100 percent go to her stall again in future. Thank you Cat,again!

Lived up to the hype of being one of the best London street markets. Fabulous antiques, clothes and food items. Go early (by 10am) to avoid the crowds which can be a bit overwhelming (see final picture).

To go to the toilet is going to be a huge problem. Also, there is nowhere to sit for a while to rest tired feet. The stalls are wonderful, and a bit pricey, but for an original present, you have plenty to choose from, and actually for all budgets. The charity shops are not the cheapest in London, but they all are full to the brim, so you wil find plenty of stuff to choose from. If you don't like crowds, go very very early. Also, it is becoming more and more gentrified- it is placed in quite a posh area, and the council have plans to gentrify it even more, so go quickly, before it gets full of Pret a Mangers and MacDonalds. It has already begun, from what I can remember from a decade ago, but it is going to be worse.

My wife and I visited Portobello Road Market on a Sunday afternoon. We took the tube and started from Notting Hill Gate. Many vintage and antique shops and stalls. Colorful buildings. Nice and laid back vibe in the street and market. After strolling in the street and the market doing a pitstop in a pub like Duke of Wellington is a good choice for recharging and contemplating the day. And, eventually visit one of the many nice restaurants in the early evening and close the day with a dinner.

Full of tourists but makes it a good vibe. Street food section superb and lots of choice. Stall holders are always giving out samples which is great…yum yum . As mentioned in previous reviews lack of toilets is a problem. Made the mistake of going into pret a manger which was disgusting.

The Portobello Market looked so cool in pictures. In real life it was ok. We had fun looking through the shops. I found a fantastic Greek restaurant thanks to the recommendation of one of the shop keepers. I did end up finding a few cheap souvenirs. If I had it to do over again, I wouldn’t search it out, but I also wouldn’t be upset if I stumbled upon it.